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On the Registry of the United Grand Lodge of Gugland.
OTTAWA, CANADA.
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HMstublished 22nd June, A. L. 58448.
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TO WHIOHK ARE PREFIXED
THE NAMES OF ITS FOUNDERS,
A LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS SINCE ITS ESTABLISHMENT,
AND THE NAMES OF THE
PRESENT OFFICERS AND MEMBERS.
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BELL & WOODBURN, PRINTERS,
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ORIGINAL OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
Of Dalhousie Podge.
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W. BRO. JOHN CHITTY, W. M.
“JAMES McCRACKEN, S. W.
“ SETH THOMAS, J. W.
“JAMES FITZGIBBON, Treasurer.
“« CHARLES SUMNER, Secretary, :
“ LYMAN PERKINS, §. p. {
“ JOHN A. COBB, J.D.
“ JOHN L.CAMPBELL, Z @.
“JAMES THOMPSON,
“« EDWARD MALLOCH, .
“PETER CHRISTIE,
«© FREDERICK W. KING,
THE HON’BLE THOMAS
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PRINCIPAL OFFIC ERS,
Since the Est; lishment of the Lod * On the 22nd day of
June, ALL. 5848,
Joun Curry, W. M
James McCracren, S. W. Sern Tuomas, J. W
5849-50
Joun Currty, W. M.
James McCracken, S. W. SETH Thomas, J. W.
§850—1.
JAMES McCracken, W. M
James Firzaippon, S. W. LYMAN Perkins, J. W.
5851-2,
James Firzamsoy, W. M,
Lyman Perkins, S. W. Horace Merri, J. W. I
852.63 :
Lyman Perkins, W, M.
Horace Mrerrinzi, 8. W, Hamnetr Hii, J. W.
5853~4, j
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Hamnetr Hinz, S. W, Henier V. Norn, J. W i]
5854-5,
Hamyert Hin, W. M.
Hever V. Norn, S. W. Grorer Hevpacn, J. W. |
5855-6, |
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HAMNE?T Hitt, W. M. i
ALEXANDER Scorz, 8S. W, Joun A. Conn, J. W,
5856-7,
Horace Merritt, W. M. i
Joun Cuirry, Jr. 8. W. Josep M. Currier, J. W. 4
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Josern M. Currmr, W. M,
James CUNNINGHAM, S Ww, Davip Scorr, J. W.
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5859-60,
James Cunninguam, W. M,
Joun Curry, 8S, W. Sexton Wasnevurn, J. W
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Joun Curry, W. M,
SEXTON Wasneurn, S. W. Groree CLarke, J. W
5861-2,
SExTON Wasnpurn, W. M,
Davin Scorr, S. W, CHauncgy W, Banas, J. W
5862-3,
Davin Scor?r, W. M.
Rospert Briacksurn, 8S, W. Joun McDonaup, J. W. f
§863—4,
. Horace Merritt, W. M.
Frank D, Tins, S. W. Evipuacet P, Witzrams. J. Ww.
5864-5, 2
Horace Merrinit, W. M.
Tuomas Isaac, S, W. P, Wernerat Wricur, J. W.
5865-6, ;
Frank D. Tivs, W. M.
CHauncey W. Banas, S. W. James Ecueson, J. W.
5866-7. i
Frank D. Tims, W. M. 7
Joun McDonatp, S. W. Josern T. Barrram, J. W. i
5867-8. q
Horace Merritt, W. M.
ALBERT Parsons, S, W. Henry F. MeCarruy, J. W.
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W. Bro. HORACE MERRILL, .. coos Wed.
ALBERT PARSONS, Bees S. W.
HENRY F. McCARTHY, .... J.W.
HENRY J. McLARDY, .... Chaplain.
NATHANIEL 8. BLASDELL,... Treasurer.
WILLIAM HAY, .. Piss Secretary.
HUGH J. BORTHWICK, coon Be
ARTHUR MATTHEWMAN, J.D.
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JAMES J. RADFORD,.. .... Lg.
JOHN SWEETMAN, .... Tyler.
W. Bro. HORACE MERRILL.
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HAMNETT HILL.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
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BY-LAWS.
Se Ener ChGnevernnstenncietenmmmaues
All the former By-laws of this Lodge are hereby
repealed,
il,
Ro Officer or Member jn open Lodge, either at
labour or refreshment, shall presume to make use of
any profane, irreverent or improper expressions, songs
or sentiments, or introduce any remark or conversation
tending to cause a difference of opinion on national,
political or religions subjects. Such offending Brother,
after having been thrice duly admonished from the
Chair, shall be subject to such censure or penalty as
% majority of the Brethren then present shall think
proper to inflict, to which, if he refuses to submit,
he shall, after due notice, be exchided from the Lodge,
and the cause of exelusion reported to the proper
Masonie authorities,
Eid,
Time of Meeting.
e
Ohis Lodge shall be held, (subject to the laws of
the Grand Lodge respeeti ng “the removal of Lodges,”)
at the Masonic Hall, Elgin Street, in the City of
Ottawa, on the first Tuesday of every month, and on
the Festival of St. John-the Baptist, at such hour as
the Worshipful Master shall appoint.
14
A Lodge of Emergency may at any time be ealled
after seven days’ notice, by the authority of the
Worshipful Master, or in his absenve, by the Senior
Warden, or in their absence by the Junior Warden,
but on no pretence whatever without such authority
first given. The particular reason for calling the
Emergency shall be expressed in the Summons, and
afterwards recorded on the Minutes. No business but
that so expressed shall be entered upon at such
meeting.
iy.
Officers of the Lodge.
Ole Officers of the Lodge shall consist of the Wor-
shipfal Master, Senior and Junior Wardens, Treasurer,
Chaplain, Secretary, Senior and Junior Deacons, Two
Stewards, Inner Guard, and a Tyler. In order to
secure that regularity and decorum so highly necessary
for the good order and government of every Lodge, it
is expected that every Officer and Member will attend
punctually at the time set forth in the Summons for
the opening of the Lodge. This Lodge shall annually
elect, by ballot, first the Worshipful Master, next the
Treasurer, and then, by a majority of open votes, the
Tyler, at the Regular Meeting immediately preceding
the Festival of St. John the Baptist, and at High noon
of that Festival the Worshipful Master elect shall be
installed, according to ancient usage, after which he
shall invest the Treasurer and Tyler, and appoint and
induct the other Officers of the Lodge. Should St.
John the Baptist’s Day fall on Sunday, the Installation,
attendant ceremonies and observances shall take place
ale RS
salled
f the
enior
den,
ority
y the
, and
s but
such
15
on the following « *y. This Lodge shall not form any
public procession without a license from the M. W.
Grand Master.
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The Worshipful Master.
Bepond the ancient charges delivered on the
Installation, the Worshipful Master is responsible as
well for the Warrant, as for the correct and safe keep-
ing of the records and papers during his term of oftice ;
he holds, in conjunction with the two Wardens, all
the furniture and paraphernalia of the Lodge in trust
tor the Members ; the Worshipful Master as Trustee
therefor, shall annually insure the jewels, furniture
and other property of the Lodge against loss by fire,
for such sum as shal] be considered sufficient; the
Worshipful Master being absent, a Past Master of this
Lodge,—that is, a Brother regularly elected and
installed as Master of the Lodge, and who has executed
that oftice for one year,—shall take the Chair, the
immediate Past Master taking precedence; if there
should be no Past Master present then the Senior
Warden, or in his absence the Junior Warden, (placing
his chair in front of the Worshipful Master's pedestal)
shall rule the Lodge, (see page 75, Art. 6, Constitution);
the Worshipful Master shal] receive from the Treasurer
the fees payable on account of and to the United Grand
Lodge of England, and duly remit the same.
Sentor ¥Parden.
©} P Senior Warden shall see to the safe and proper
CAL: ama Sli ua
SAR NI
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keeping of the jewels and paraphernalia of the Lodge ;
he shall, immediately upon entering into office, make
and keep an inventory thereof, and hand the same over
to his successor in office,
Vil.
Junior Warden.
Oe Junior Warden shall attend to the necessary
arrangements for refreshments on all ordinary ocea-
sions, and shall, ew officio, be chief of the Stewards.
No Lodge Funds, however, shall be taken for refresh-
ment or entertainment of any kind.
VIL,
Treasurer,
@he Treasurer shall receive all the moneys of the
Lodge from the Secretary, and discharge all accounts
duly vouched and sanctioned by the Lodge ; he shall
keep a book in which his accounts of receipts and
disbursements shall be regularly entered, so as to
exhibit at one view the amount of money in his
possession, and which book shall be produced at every
monthly meeting of the Lodge, for the inspection of
the Brethren. His accounts shall be examined by
the Auditors and reported on to the Board of Gene -
ral Purposes at least one week before the Festival ot
St. John the Baptist, in order that the balance in his
hands may on that day be paid over to the Treasurer
elect, or otherwise disposed of, as shall be directed by
the Lodge.
Lodge ;
, make
le Over
essary
occa-
Ware 1s.
fresh-
f the
Junts
shall
, and
is to
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Secretary.
Oke Secretary s] all issue the summonses, by mail,
to all the Members of the Lodge, seven days previous
to each meeting, particularly noticing therein, the
candidates fur initiation and names of members join-
ing, also Passings and Raisings, By-laws to be altered
and repealed, or new ones to be made. He shall
likewise keep a register of the members, showing the
dates of joining, initiation, passing and raising, and
the state of their accounts ; prepare the list of’ mem-
bers, as well as other communications for the Grand
Lodge ; take minutes of all matters duly moved and
seconded, and of such other occurrences as may be
considered worthy to be recorded. The Secretary is
exempt from paying the monthly dues. (For Rules
of Order, and form of Minutes see By-law No. XX,
and appendix, A.)
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Tyler.
@he Tyler shall tyle the Lodge, take care of, and
keep in good order, the Furniture, Jewels, and other
paraphernalia of the Lodge, for which he shall receive
the sum of ene dollar for each meeting of the Lodge.
al.
Proposing Members.
€lierp Candidate for Initiation shall be proposed
vy one member and seconded by another, at a regular
meeting, and on such proposition being received by
NAS NAR
18
the Lodge, the Worshipful Master shal] order the
proper declaration (whieh shall at the time of propo-
sition, be handed + the Secretary) to be laid before
the Board Gener «| poses for theip consideration,
This declaratii Shall Lo signed by the ( ndidate,
The members 80 recommending the candiday. hal}
be responsible for the fees, whic] must in all cases, be
paid betore jy Hation (For forn of petition for
Initiation and Wits See Appendix, B & )
Brethren applying to become members shall be
proposed, seconded and recommended under the like
responsibility and in the same manner as Candidates
for Initiation, No joining member can be balloted
for unless his Grand Lodge Certificate and the Certi-
ficate from the Lodge of which he was last a member
be produced, or the want of either or both be solemnly
and satisfactorily accounted for. No joining member,
although accepted shall be considered a de facto mem-
ber of the Lodge until he has actually siened the By-
Laws and aid the tee. Ona Proposition for member-
Slip or initiation being regularly received by the
Lodge and entered on the Minutes, such proposition
becomes the property of the Lodge, and must go to
the ballot in regular course, unless leave is granted to
withdraw the same by a unanimous vote of the mem-
bers present at a regular meeting,
a Et,
Ballot,
Do person shall be initiated in, and no Brother shal]
be admitted a member of this Lodge, if on balloting
there be found more th:» ane black bail, which bal-
der the
propo-
| before
Pration,
didate,
hal)
ses, be
on for
all be
e like
idates
lloted
Certi-
mber
mnly
nber,
nem-
+ By-
iber-
the
tion
0 to
1 to
em-
. Which summons shall state
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loting, except in eases of cinergency,
this clanse provided,
hereinafter in
shall take pla at the
being proposed j
lk ball is fy inst the Can: late, he shall
xcepting the member black-hal!
next
regular meeting after i open Lodge,
but if one AY
be admitted, e
K-D al may
think proper
to state his objections < in uch case
admission or
otherwise of the ¢
decided by a majority of the
Should the ballot prove unfavorable to any Candi-
date, such Candidate js not again to be balloted for
until the expiration of six months, when a new
sition and a ballot must take place,
lities reqnired hy Article XI of these
observed. And should any Candidate who has been
approved for initiation not attend for that purpose
Within six months atter being notified by the Seere-
tary of the Lodge, he
must ve again proposed and
balloted for before be
ing initiated,
In eases of emergency the
from the above order
adopted ; the Oandid
mendation before me
andidate shall be
members present,
yi
propo-
and all the forma-
By-laws be again
following deviation
in proposing Candidates may be
ate’s petition, with the recom-
ntioned, and Stating the cause
of the emergency, may be transmitted to the Worship-
ful Master, who, if he deems it proper, may summon
a Lodge of Emergency, to meet at a period not less
than seven days from the date of issuing the summons,
the name, age, profession,
‘titioner, as also the names
recommended him; and if on
approved, he may be initiated.
Should a Lodge of Emerec
tEciicy be at any time
called at the request of a Brother, for his benefit or
ind place of abode of the Pe
“the brethren who
balloting he be then
aieetiailiatibisieane
NR Ny
eee
SETAE ree ea oa
20
ae
Progress, the expense of tlie same bei
be paid by such Brother,
ALTE.
Fees and Dues.
@oerp Candidate, before initiation
shall pz y twenty dollars, whic]
ment for the first three degrees
and shall include the fee
Grand Lodge Certificate,
in this Lodge,
1 shall be in full pay-
of Ancient Masonry,
for Registration, and the
Any Brother not initiated in
this Lodge may be
passed or raised
ballot, for the sum of
lratts’ degree, and six
degree, in addition to
, after a regular
four dollars for the Fellow ¢
dollars for the Mastér Mason’s
the Registration Fees,
No Brother is entitled to
a Grand Lodge Certifi-
cate unless he h
as been initiated in the I
become a joining member of
stitution,
odge or has
it from another Con-
Every Brother on Joining this Lodge shall pay
the sum of two dollars, and should he require a
Grand Lodge Certifi ‘ate, it will be procured at his
expense,
Por Dues, every Member shall pay the sum of
twenty-five cents per month,
Bas ae ize
Znp Brother
who shall be deemed worthy of that
honour, may be
admitted an Honorary Member of
this Lodge on his being proposed and seconded at one
regular meeting and his name inserted in the sum-
mons for the next regular meeting, at which he must
ng $2.00, shall
gir
2.00, shall
is Lodge,
full pay-
Masonry,
and the
may be
Pe sum of
and six
lition to
Certifi-
> or has
3 a Con-
ull pay
uire a
at his
um of
f that
er of
it one
sum-
must
gie-
be elected by an unanimons open vote of the Lodge.
Honorary Members pay no dues,
AY.
WVon-Payment of Dues,
np Member of this Lodge who shall have allowed
his dues to be in arr ar for 12 months, shall, after
being summoned, (for form see appendix, D,) be liable
on the non-payment, to be excluded by vote of the
Lodge, and have his naine struck off the list of Mem-
bers, and shal] thereupon be reported to the Grand
Lodge,
Any Brother regularly struck off the list of Mem.
bers, for non-payment of dues, shall not be permitted
to rejoin this Lodge until such back dues to the time
of his being last struck off the list ot Members shall
be paid, together with the Admission Fee. The same
formalities must be observed as are provided for in
case of joining Brethren.
x VI.
Withdrawal of Members.
np Member of this Lodge, having paid his dues,
being desirous of withdrawing, shall make application
at a regular meeting either personally or in writing,
which, if he be in good standing, shall be granted by
the Lodge. On demand, the Secretary shall furnish
such retiring Brother a certificate of his dues having
been paid, and of his having left in good standing,
(for form of Certificate see appendix, E.) Brethren in
Her Majesty’s Service, Members of this Ledge, on
removing from this city shall, ipso facto, be consid-
ered to have withdrawn from the Lodge.
seealtnaereccaimemmcatanen Bue era bs Ratti
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XVII.
Board of General Purposes,
Ole Board of General Purposes, consisting of the
Worshipful Master, Past Master, Warcens, Treasurer,
Secretary, and two experienced Brothers, to be nomi-
hated by the Worshipful Master on the day of Instal
lation, which latter two shall also act in the capacity
of auditors of the Treasurer's accounts, shall superin-
tend the finances of the Lodge, and consider any
special matter regarding its interest : shal] enquire
into and report on the application of every candidate ;
to this Board shall be referred all applications for
Masonic relief whichsrequire investigation, as also all
accounts against the Lodge ; they shall first hear and
consider all subjects of Masonic complaint, or irregu-
larity respecting the Members of this Lodge, and
report thereon to the Lodge ; they shall meet when-
ever summoned by the Worshipful Master or the
Senior Warden, who shall be the Presiding Officer ;
three Members shall form a quorum ; the result of
their proceedings shall be communicated to the Lodge
at the next regular meeting, or Emergency if required;
for approbation ; and the annual Audit of the Treas.
urer’s accounts reported on at the regular meeting on
the Festival of St. John the Baptist. All resolutions
and transactions of the Board shall be entered in the
Minute Book of the Board by the Secretary, read
before the Board adjourns, and signed by the Presi-
ding Officer for the time being.
of the
isurer,
nomi-
[nstal-
pacity
perin-
r any
quire
date ;
s for
so all
r and
regu-
and
rhen-
- the
cer ;
lt of
odge
ired;
"2as =
” On
ions
the
‘ead
"esi-
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a Vill,
Benevolent Fund.
Ohe Benevolent Fund shall be sustained by the
appropriation of all Donations, F ines, and the following
sums to be set apart therefor by the Tres surer, viz; :
One dollar from each initiation fee; fifty cents from
every joining fee, and ten per cent. of the net revenue
of each fiscal year,—always providing, that if the said
net revenue does not amount to one hundred dollars,
the sum of ten dollars shall be set aside from the
funds of the Lodge for the Benevolent Fund.
The Benevolent Fund shall be under the control
of the Worshipful Master as hereinatter provided, and
a yearly statement shall be made by the Treasurer at
the regular meeting held on the Festival of St. John
the Luptist, shewing an exhibit of the Fund, apart
froin all other accounts.
The Worshipful Master shall have the power to
draw upon the Treasurer for relief to the amount of
Five dollars, but should the demand be greater than
that amount, he shall refer the same to the Board ot
General Purposes, who shall have power to order
through their Chairman a sum not exceeding twenty-
five dollars. :
This Fund shall be applied towards the relief of
Brethren or their families requiring it,
2 >. @
P*isifors.
Do Visitor shall be admitted unless he be person-
ally Known, recommended, or well vouched for, after
due examination by one of the Brethren present ; nor
24
shall he be admitted or remain present when the
Lodge is occupied on a ballot or any private business,
unless by the unanimous consent of the members
present.
No Brotlier resident in this City or immediate
vicinity, unless he is a subscribing member to some
Lodge, and of which he is to produce satisfactory
proot, shall be permitted to visit the Lodge more than
once during his secession trom the Craft,
ax.
Rules of Order.
@o secure regularity in the proceedings of the
Lodge, the following order shall be observed :
FOR REQULAR MEETINGS.
I. After the Lodge has been duly opened in ancient
form, the Secretary shall read the Summons
calling the Lodge together,
2. The Secretary shall read the Minutes of the last
Regular Meeting, and subsequent Emergencies,
if any, which shall be separately put to the Lodge
for confirmation,—and when confirmed, signed
by the Worshipful Master,
3. The Board of General Purposes shall be called on
for a report of their proceedings, —°
nan
- Reports from other Committees will be received
and considered.
Or
. The Ballot will be taken, first for Joi ning Members,
and afterwards for Candidates for initiation,
6. Propositions for Membership and for Initiation
‘will be received,
1 the
iness,
nbers
diate
some
etory
than
the
ient
1ONS
last
‘ies,
dge
ned
on
ved
Petitions for Charity, and other Communications,
will be read.
8. Business which may have been left unfinished at a
former meeting shall be resumed. °
9. Any other matters which may legitimately be
brought before the Lodge will be consicered,
The above order may be suspended or ch: anged for
the Meeting by order of the Presiding Officer
No motion of any kind shall be cas unless
first reduced to writing and duly seconded.
Every Brother when speaking shall address him-
self to the Worshipful Master; and no Brother shall
speak twice to the same question, unless by consent of
the Worshipful Master, or in explanation, or the
mover in reply.
ext.
Alteration of By-Laws.
To alteration shall be made in these By-laws but
by notice of motion, duly considered at a regular
meeting; such notice must be inserted in the minutes,
and set forth in the summonses for the then next
regular meeting, at which it shall be discussed, and
the resolution of the Lodge thereon duly recorded,—
and after confirmation at a subsequent meeting, shall
become law.
aa,
On Signing By-Laws.
anda i ee
ation, and every Brother
joining, must sign these Re Lane and thereupon shall
be presented with a copy.
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No Entered Apprentice shall be passed unless he
has carefully read over these By-Laws,
It is expected that every Member will provide
himself with a copy of the Constitutions of the United
Grand Lodge of England.’
D..) l
Breach of By-Laws.
For the infraction of any of these By-Laws when
not otherwise herein provided for, the Offe
ther shall be ti:ble, by a vote of the Lodge, after being
duly summor.ed, to such punishment as the Brethren
then present shall deem fit and expedient, and as is
consonant with the Land Marks and Principles of the
Order.
nding Bro-
Read and adopted in open Lodge
4th December, 1866.
Confirmed Ist January, 1867.
FRANK: D. TIMS,
W, Master.
WM. HAY,
Seeretary..
ss he
ovide
nited
vhen
Bro-
ein
hren
as is
i the
wdge
WY.
‘lo be given in brief,—except when otherwise ordere
.to become a Member (or Mr.
ae rN Py se .
moneneioneineaniiendisil adinnasstiinininenedraiaionases
A.
Specimen of Minutes.
Minutes ofa Regular (or Emergent) Meeting of Dalhousie Lodge
No. 571 E. R., (if Emergent, say called for the purpose of, dc., and) held
‘at the Hall of the Lodge, in Elgin Street, in the City of Ottawa, on
day of ——————, A. L.
—— Glia sae be
PRESENT.
W. Bro. W. M. Big) 1 eas vo Seeretary.
PPA MS wiivnssiSeakteleiion adicas &. 4. poe jabs S. D.
4 S. W. pot “ Bn A 2
bs wes W; ne ey 120.
“ Chaplain ao
Oeteeerecessonccssscosecssyevecenceees att7 | tn. | C844) Voadesbudcaseindehiaes Stewards
“ saimutgiane ale aT A ee eer con ie
Bro. Banani aise Tyler.
{[Norr.—J/ any Brother temporarily fills an offic
Insert the names of all Members present, then the
Brethren, with the names and numbers of the
have belonged.]
€ affix pro, tem, to it.
names of all visiting
Lodges to which they do or
The Lodge was opened in the first degree at ——_—. o'clock.
The minutes of the last regular mee
ting were read and con-
‘firmed (or otherwise),
The minutes of emergent meeting
held on ———____. were
also read and confirmed (or otherwise),
The Board of General Purposes reported that (Reports of all hinds
d by vote of the Lodge,—
8 on motion of Bro, ——___
adopted (or as the case may be),
when proper to be written,) which report wa
seconded by Bro. ———, received and
The Committee appointed at last regular meeting (or as the case
may be) to (state the object,) reported that, &c., which report was, &c,
, of Lodge No,
, & Candidate for LInitiation,) and
declared unanimously in his favour (or in his favour, or against the
Candidate Oe y GENET $8
RE SELES SELES 1 y 0 CHE C4SE may 5€.}
The ballot was taken for Bro,
The application of Bro, ee, OF
Lodge No, ——, for
BB aN
ee
28
Membership, (or Mr, — , f y———, for Initiation,)
recommended by Bros. and » Was received and referred
to the Board of General Purposes, to report at next regular meeting,
previous to his being ballotted for,
A Communication (or Petition) from (state briefly but distinctly the
purport of the document except when ordered by vote of the Lodge to enter
in full on the minutes) was laid before the Lodge and (state the action
taken.) és
Record any other transactions,
The W., M. appointed Bros, and a Board of Trial
to put the necessary questions to Mr. , & Candidate for Initia-
tion. (Jf more than one, state their several names and say Candidates.)
The Board of Trial having reported that the Candidate (or
Candidates) had satisfactorily answered the hecessary questions, and
the fee being paid he was then (or they were then severally) initiated
into the First Degree of Eree Masonry,
Bro.
advancement was (or were) examined in open Lodge and having
(or Bros. ———) a Candidate (er Candidates) for
been found worthy of advancement was (or were) directed to
withdraw,
The Lodge was opened in the Second Degree at ———*. o'clock.
Bro. ——— (or Bros, ————) was (or were severally) passed to
the Second or Fellow Craft Degree.
Bro, ———- (or Bros, ), & Candidate (or Candidates) for
further advancement, was (or were) examined in open Lodge as to
his (or their) proficiency, and having been found well skilled he was
[or they were] directed to retire.
The Lodge was opened in the Third Degree at ——— o'clock.
Bro,
the Third or sublime Degree of Master Mason.
[or Bros, ———] was [or were severally] raised to
The Lodge was called from labour to refreshment at
o’clock.
o’clock,
The Lodge resumed labour at
The Lodge was closed in the Third Degree at ——_ o’clock,
x 8
o'clock,
The Lodge was closed in the Second Degree at
MONEY RECEIVED.
[Were record all sums received since last entry, summing up and handing
at So ;
#6 tHE f redsurer, |
tend nitanatnansne aL NAAR SANS eN SRSA eNCllaassuasentgscmniasionaan, ene a
es eebditinnanin
PE rr norenencamenonenen
pm ete ws
itiation, )
referred
1eeting,
netly the
to enter
1e action
f Trial
Initia-
tes.)
ate (or
ns, and
itiated
fes) for
laving
ted to
clock,
sed to
8) for
as to
ie Was
‘lock,
ed to
NNN Anmuammmmunenmmma aS ee sa ACL ae
NANT na
aC eh e ER ee
tori
eat
The Lodge was closed in the First Degree, in harmony and
with solemn prayer, at o'clock.
Read and confirmed in open Lodge,
[give date.]
oP i Ue Aedes Bie Secretary.
B.
‘a Application for Initiation.
NO,
To the Worshipful Master, Wardens, Officers, and Members of DaLuousim
Loner, A. F. & A. M., Ottawa, No. 571, E. R.
| —_-______ of being a free man, and of the
fullage of twenty-one years, do declare that, unbiassed by the
improper solicitation of fri¢ nds, and uninfluenced by mercenary or
other unworthy motives, I freely and voluntarily offer myself a
candidate for the mysteries of Masonry ; that Iam prompted by a
favorable opinion conceived of the Institution, and a desire of
knowledge ; and that I will cheerfully conform to all the ancient
usages and established customs of the Order.
Witness my hand this day of , 18
Recommended by
N Application ‘for Joining.
NO, ae
To the Worshipful Master, Wardens an2 Brethren of Datuousir Lonax,
No. 571 #, R., Ottawa, Canada.
I of the of in the County of
aged —— years, a do declare that I was duly that I
was last a Member of Lodge, No. , under the jurisdic-
tion of the Grand Lodge of ; that I left said Lodge, and am
still in good standing as a Mason, that I am desirous of becoming
a Member of this Lodge, and will cheerfully conform to all its By-
laws and Regulations,
Witness my Hand this
day of ——— 18—
Witnessed and-Recommended by
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D.
Summons for Non-Payment of Dues.
Datuousie Lopar No. 571, E.R.
) ? ?
Ottawa, , 18
Sin AND Brovrusr,
You are hereby summoned as
L ——————ee Mason, before the
Dalhousie Lodge, No. 571, of A
“Free and Accepted ;Masons, at
the Hall of the Lodge in the City of Ottawa,
day of —— 18
on ——— the —__
» Af ————— o'clock p, M., then and the > to show
cause, why, pursuant to Section 15, of the By-laws of this Lodge,
you should not be excluded from membership, and your name
reported to the Grand Lodge of England, [and the Sister Lodges in
Canada, | for the non-payment of your dues, amounting to $
and take notice, that your failing then and there to comply here-
with, will be taken as gonclusive evidence against you,
Further action being taken here
paying the above dues to me,
18, aforesaid.
on may be prevented by your
On or before the ——_—_— day of ———
By order of the W. M. and Brethren,
I remain, Yours, fraternally,
Secretary.
’ >
OO aa
E.
Certificate of Withdrawal.
THESE ARE TO Certivy, that Brother
who has written his name in the margin he
good standing from the Membership of D
on the Registry of the United Grand Lod
of Ottawa, Canada, and that his dues are
In Trstimony Wuersor, and by order of the Worshipful Master,
I have hereunto signed my name, and affixed the Seal of Dalhousie
Lodge No. 571, at the said City of Ottawa,
~———vamees 1 86
of the
teof, this day retired in
alhousie Lodge, No, 571,’
ge of England, at the City
fully paid,
this ———__. day of
—~—o_m— Secretary,
o
Se Tee iceman
To
Notice of Trial.
—, 18 Datuouste Loner, No. 571 E.R, F. & A.M,
Ottawa, —————— A, L, 58—
efore the ‘ Sir anp Brovurr,
isons, at You are hereby summoned asa Master Mason, [or as the case
C ——ee may be] before the Dalhousie Lodge No. 571 E.R. Free and Accepted
> to show Masons, at the Hall of the Lodge, in the C ity of Ottawa, on ——-—
s Lodge, ! the ————._ di; ay of ——— A. L. 58—, at ——._ o'clock. to shew
ir name i eause why you should not be [exe/uded from this Lodge, or your name
Lodges in reported to the Grand Lodge Jor expulsion from the ord r, as the case mary
; . be] for, [here set forth the charge concise ly.] A copy of the charges,
ly here- with the name of the Brother preferring them are herewith sent,
and you are hereby notified that your failure to appear at the time
and place above appointed, will be taken as conclusive evidence
against you, and the trial will be proceeded with and adjudication
had in your absence,
By order of the W. M. and Brethren,
[Z. 8.] Yours fraternally,
by your
f
Y ER
ree rene cee Ne CTCLATH.
To Bro,
ecretary.
can
eer i Ri ln:
] ¢ 4
e i
Notice of Acceptance,
Datnousie Loner, No. 571 E. R., F. & A. M
Ottawa, ————-—. ] 8-—
Sir,
I am directed to inform you that your application to this
Lodge, for initiation into the mysteries of Free Masonry, was duly
prusented’ and that the ballot resulted in your being ac cepted. ~
You are therefore requested to present yourself for initiation
jenn,
ired in
fo, 571,
—
1e City ; ; ‘ sve
: at the next meeting which will be held on —_-~—— the ———__
rit day of at —— o'clock,
aster, ;
af i By order of the W. Master,
housie
; i Iam,
day of | Sir,
7 Your obed’t Servant,
retary. ; oe ae
tee emt SO PELLET yf.
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